The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-04-07
epNrEAI SEWs NoTgs.
Items oil Interest Gathered nom Various
Quarters.

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Bill Arp has been lecturing In Savannah.
Winchester, Va, has gone "dry" by
majority of 4S4. .s..'
A fire in Memphis destroyed $50, 200
worth of property.
Sarah Bernhardt will play q short season
at Mr.. lrving's London theatre in July.
Ten ex-Govenors of Connecticut arc still
wandering around somewhere in this dreary
world of ours.
The Rev. Ray Palmer, widely known as
writer OF popular hymns, is dying at his
home in Newark, N, J.
Lord Randolph Churchill has returned |
to London from his Continental tour, con-
| sidcrably improved in health.
The new cotton oil company declare q |
| purpose TO build mill at once at Mont |
gomcry, Ala.
The Attorney General informs the rail |
road companies that they need not charge
tarc to postal employees.
FIRE III Troy, N. Y, destroyed the Cass-
we'll building, valued at 100000. There
were several narrow escapes
~. Judge Cooley. recently appointed on the
| ltailrOad Commission has resigned the Re
| ccivcrship of the Wabash railroad.
| Severe cold is reported in Augusta and
in various parts Of Virginia. Peaches,
Strawberries and vegetables are killed.
| Geo. E. Pratt, Il young Englisman living
III Savannah, now missing. is supposed 10
have been drowned or foully dealt with.
There arc already about dozen gentle,
men 'mcnuoned' for the Charleston post
masters place.
Emperor William received l,G4S tclc-
grams congratulatiDg him upon the ami.
versary Of his birthday.
CartoOnist Nash has gone TO WASHINGTON
10 pick up points about the capital swine.
The wife Of Secretary Lamar is still
dreaming amid the soft winds Of sunny
Georgia.
lhc eldest son of the German Crown
FRINGE patriotically refuses TO drink any
hut German wines.
Senator Brown, of Georgia, says there
are five thousand men in that State who
ride on railway passes
Maurice Grau, Of the Grau Opcra Com.
lnny, Is i'll Jail in Quebec for debts con.
: trNctcd by an abscondng partner
I Governor Hill has again aroused the ire
, Oh New York women by declining TO attend
II charity ball at Fultonyillc, that State
1 The Federal courts arc suffering great
t | inconvenience from the failure Of Congress
4 TO appropriate funds for their expenses
= President n +. Young, of the National
, Base Ball League, thinks that the new rules
, VIII work most admirably
! Mr.. Ruskin'S net profits from his pcc,l,
, llNr system OF publishing his own books are
, stated at T20,0 600 for the last year.
The German Emperor suffers from rrc.
: uncnt drowsncss and is apt TO fall aslccD
= whenever seated for any length of time.
} Seventy years ago to-day Kaiser Will
4 ,,f Il ,l,I,,
c his scat in the Council of State
l The two commissions one of bondhold-
GlS and one Of the Lcgislaturc-on the Nir-
1 glnia debt will meet not later than the goth
I April.
a passenger train on the Iron Mountain
railroad, near Ilillyaro, Mo-. was 4lcrailcd
Killing Il child and iniuring several pln-
pic.
, a riot occurred at Panama Sunday night
owing TO Il military officers RESISTING arrest
! hrcc men were killed and several others
wounded.
Il Greensboro, N. c., has voted bonds 20
4 The amount OF 100000 for public i'm.
c | prOVcmcnt$. The vote stood 1862 for issue
{ and 20 against it,
: Paul Tulane, philantropist, and founder
:, "i Tulane University, New Orleans, died
h ut Princeton, y. j., on Sunday nirht
p aged 81 Years.
= Two seamcn Of the bark Nidcttr, Gron
> BHothbay, Maine, which encountered a
= heavy gale of ST. Augustine, Fla, were
i washed overheard and drowned.
= The Sandcrson Steel Works. near !;vra-
r cu%r' \. =. were destroyed hy fire Loss
, :;22V, 900. The works will bc at once re-.
built Oh larger and better scale.
G The Charleston earthquake is to bc dis.
Y CusSrd III series Of lectures, before the
National Academy, by Capt Clarence i.
PNlton Of the bureau Of volcanic geology.
+ DR.. McGlynn's parishioncrs feel them
Gives freshly outraged by the removal of
their lavolitcS portrait from the front of
the confessional box in St. Stephens.
Theodore Roosevelt has rcturcd from
tur"pe with his pretty bride, rich glow
} | OF health upon his check and Stoutcr Ihm
when he ran for Mayor Of New York,
The managers Of the New y orll Actors
Fund will shock Nine. PATHS sensitive
; nerves when she reaches New York bv re.
! pucSlm& her 10 sing for the benefit of their
! fund.
,, The Car Of Russia will soon visit the
, scene OF the famine in the Don Cossack
country, provided his courage does not fail
him before the hour Of starting arrives
William O'Bricn, editor of the Parpcll
organ, tnted hGidn0, will 20 to Canndn
| to confront Lord Transformers constituents
, with history of that noblcman's cruelty in
managing his Irish estates.
, DR.. McGlynn refused Il purse of SlIS. ST
the proceeds OF the Madison Garden Davit,
meeting, and asked that il he Sent 10
Michael Davitt for use in the Irish cam
paign.
Secretary Bayard holds the resignation
OF three Of the leading diplomats in our
foreign service, rendered because the sala
ricS attached to the offices arc wholly mad
| cQuatC to their needs.
a number of disCourtcous New York
husbands have sworn to cXtcrminatc Gen.
Sheridan because he always carries his
Wites. satchel when they go together on IA
shopping tour.
The Rev. DR.. r. Hebcr Newton, who
has been in Philadelphia for some time, has
sailed with his family on the independence
| from New York for Southern Europe. He
| will be gone an indefinite period.